Today we headed a few miles along the coast to Nerja and a visit to the famous caves there. This experience is quite expensive – at least in terms of general prices over here in Spain- and it’s certainly not lacking investment. There is no traditional rural Spanish feel to this tour!

As we approached the site, a man in a yellow jacket waved us into a car park next to the caves. As a result of his guidance, (and apparent entrepreneurial creativity), most cars were parking on this waste ground, as opposed to the pristine car park of the caves complex (which we subsequently found to cost 2 Euros).

It was clear his presence was opportunistic to say the least and his explanation that a 1 Euro “donation” for the parking would be appreciated failed to impress!

Here are some pictures from the visit to the caverns.

A quiet day yesterday with a meal at one of the local restaurants. The steak was as good as it looks…